Possibly use junctions points as I describe here? http://www.cookcomputing.com/blog/archives/000351.html#351 This works for the purpose I describe. There may...
http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/dotnet/2002/12/09/ndoc.html I do not allow my team to use XML doc-comments for anything other than public API docs, and then...
... So, I'm certainly not going to disagree with the statement that "bad documentation is worthless". I guess I thought the question was whether accurate...
... The docs do not lie - it does indeed work. The usual problem with this is that your XML is wrong. Are you authoring it by hand? If so, realize that if you...
IIRC you can throw an exception too that provides some "aggresive flow control". that may work. Can remember what version of JavaScript this requires but I...
Hello. I'm trying to use the indexing service to build a search component. the problem is that it can't find pdf files when I ran a search using a filter on...
Hello. I'm trying to use the indexing service to build a search component. the problem is that it can't find pdf files when I ran a search using a filter on...
Yes I am authoring it by hand. That's partly because I didn't know there was a tool to do it. I thought it was painful. Thanks for the hint. ... Dynamisys...
And there's lots of other great IFilters as well: http://www.ifiltershop.com/ Visit my .NET blog at ComputerZen.com! <http://www.computerzen.com/> Scott...
You can also fire up a copy of fuslogvw (fusion log viewer) which shows you successful and failed attempts at loading assemblies. fuslogvw is part of .net I...
its in the SDK ... From: jgoalby [mailto:jgoalby@...] Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 12:39 PM To: win_tech_off_topic@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [OT]...
My company is currently looking at using a report generation tool of some sort. Crystal Reports seems to be the defacto standard (or at least the one which...
Crystal has 1 unmanaged dll. This prevents it from being "no touch deployed". If you are working out of private folders, you should be good to go. ... From:...
... Yeah, but exceptions bubble up the stack. Unless I misunderstood his original question, he wanted to return immediately without the rest of the stack being...
Active Reports from Data Dynamics. I have been doing both SQL and XML based reports for several years with this product and I am very happy with it. They now...
Ken, ActiveReports has a user deployable report designer you might want to look at. I'm not sure if it consumes xml... But I did like the user deployable ...
Active Reports for .NET r00lz. It does everything that you asked about. -Christopher Microsoft MVP - ASP.NET http://www.chrisfrazier.net/blog ... From: Darrel...
Hey all, For those who do TDD based development... How do you approach writing tests for a routine that returns a dataset, datatable, datareader? Do you...
I'm having my "Find in Files stops working" [1] again. I'm getting annonyed. It looks like the VS .NET has cached something about the number of files in my...
... Further up the thread, someone mentioned Response.End in ASP.NET - you might be interested to know that it also doesn't end the execution immediately, but...
I have a question about whether ActiveReports can handle something I've written a ton of custom C# to handle. I've got data that looks like this: ID, Title,...
I like the notion of C#'s documentation comments, but Microsoft seems to have dropped the ball. Visual Studio .Net's code comment web reports provide very...
Yeah - but couldn't he catch it only at the outermost function? so it would in effect exit(0) assuming nobody else had catch() statements? I only know enough...
... Yup, this one bites people who do a blanket catch statement all the time. For example: <codeSnippet language="C#"> try { // all my work with really bad...
... Yeah totally, but again, unless I misunderstood, I think he wanted to prevent it from ever going up the chain (not allow anyone to catch it). Seems like a...
... I don't personally return DataSets so I haven't run into this testing scenario, but if I did this sounds like exactly the way to do it. Testing the order...